Dodgers announce new broadcasters Jessica Mendoza, Adrián González, Eric Karros, Dontrelle Willis, and José Mota
The Dodgers have brought in five new broadcasters across radio and TV.
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ESPN aired a Ramón Laureano f-bomb in an in-game interview, then bleeped him on a later hit
An in-game interview of Ramón Laureano Thursday led to a broadcast f-bomb and then a later bleeped one, and it also led to a lot of criticism of in-game interviews of players.
ESPN will “shy away” from potential Mets owner A-Rod calling Mets’ games, possibly showing a new regard for conflicts of interest
ESPN now appears to be concerned about Sunday Night Baseball conflicts of interest, a change from some of their past moves.
ESPN is reportedly removing Jessica Mendoza from Sunday Night Baseball
Jessica Mendoza’s loss of credibility tour was an asinine blunder that hopefully sparks change at ESPN
ESPN’s Jessica Mendoza highlights conflict of interest as Mets employee by criticizing Mike Fiers for whistleblowing
It's not difficult to imagine that Mets management told her to call Fiers' integrity into question and defend Carlos Beltran.
Jessica Mendoza’s dual roles with ESPN and the Mets, and the Dodgers’ restrictions on her access, have led to quite the debate
With Alex Rodriguez leaving his Yankees' advisor role and David Ross leaving his ESPN job to manage the Cubs, Jessica Mendoza is even more at the center of the team employee/broadcaster debate.
Jessica Mendoza misses Sunday Night Baseball broadcast after a car crash
Mendoza was in a car crash in Southern California Friday. She's expected to return to the Sunday Night Baseball booth next week.
Jessica Mendoza signs multi-year extension with ESPN, will continue as Sunday Night Baseball analyst
ESPN is seemingly continuing on with this Sunday Night Baseball crew for another season.
You probably don’t need to invite ESPN’s Matt Vasgersian to your bachelorette party
Is this criticism fair or foul?
Matt Vasgersian says Sunday Night Baseball booth is still growing together, and “there are detractors built in”
"When a booth is functioning on all cylinders, there's this nice symbiotic dynamic between the producer and the people in the booth. ...You're just vibing. That's what we're trying to get to, and it has to happen organically."
ESPN’s Jessica Mendoza: More women would watch sports “if they felt like they were being spoken to”
Would more women in the booth make for more female viewers? ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball analyst thinks so.
ESPN’s new Sunday Night Baseball team has a shaky debut in trying to accommodate Alex Rodriguez
A-Rod is no Tony Romo and should probably stop trying.
